Los_Angeles Designates 'Brady Bunch' House Landmark
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Mar 04, 2026 · Last updated Mar 05, 2026
The designation of the 'Brady Bunch' house as a landmark by United States — Los Angeles provides protection against demolition or major renovations, potentially preserving its value as a cultural attraction. Warner Bros. Discovery — HGTV's prior investment and renovation of the property for a miniseries further solidifies its unique market position, appealing to fans and potentially increasing tourism to the area.
The United States — Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to designate the 'Brady Bunch' house in the San Fernando Valley as a historic-cultural monument. This status protects the 1959-built home, used for exterior shots of the iconic TV sitcom, from demolition or major renovations without design review. The Los Angeles Conservancy, led by CEO Adrian Scott Fine, advocated for this landmark status due to the property's cultural significance and its appeal to fans. In 2018, Warner Bros. Discovery — HGTV acquired the house for $3.5 million in a bidding war and subsequently renovated it to match the show's interior sets, documenting the process in a miniseries.
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